San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

The U.S. Supreme Court indicated today that it would consider hearing the same-sex marriage cases from Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee during its private conference set for Friday, Jan. 16.

This morning, the nine justices of the U.S. Supreme Court will huddle in private conference to consider petitions before them, including a number of same-sex marriage cases that could determine, for once and forever, whether marriage rights will become available for all Americans.

Leelah's tragic death resonates across the globe. Will her suicide change anything, or will we finally address the issues?

CEO Gabriel Bristol draws from the tragedy of his past to create a successful multimillion-dollar company in San Diego, California.

ACLU officials say the civil-rights group is tweaking and relaunching its #Out4Freedom campaign to fight "religious freedom" bills that are designed as licenses to discriminate.

Heat Bar & Kitchen mixologist Ryan Andrews talks to SDGLN about tending bar, the science behind cocktails and his future in the business.

Johnathan Hale defends a little dog from a parking-enforcement officer who was about to send the pet to the pound.

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Some LGBT San Diegans might not know Tom Reise's name, but after learning what he does for the community, one might wonder why they don’t.

FilmOut San Diego is screening "Longtime Companion" at 7 pm Wednesday, Nov. 19, at the Landmark Hillcrest. Being Alive is co-presenting the movie.